davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
FOR SALE!
A 1 y PROPERTY.

The we'll improve ! anil finely wiiered
ranch situate | two IN - west o. Ft1tt
Iinllrck j. offered for lie atl, bargain.
l have twice been offrre | my price nnl
refused to sell. hut approaching, age
wnrnS me ia It I will soon IL. unable to
perform the active dnfirs OF ranch life,
hence l have concluded TO sell this hue
property consisting of 1880 ACRES
LAND, MI nnlrr fence, 100 HEAD
FINE GRADED CATTLE, 90 HEAD
HORSES, together with AGRICUL-
TURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACuIN-
cry. The ranch is we'll watsrei aby
first right To- two streams funssing
through the premises. Near the resi-
,lencr, which is II good adobe huilding
IT six roomS well furnished. surrounded
with all necessary ont bnild nss, inr.ud-
ing II blacksmith shop furnished With
all necessary t"ols, lisa highly cultivated
vegetable garden, and the grounds
"bont the house nre rlnptnl ia iruit
trees and s%lrnhbery making q fine resi-
hencr. Payments will be iupde easy.
From 300 to 400 % hay can bs cut on
the rlIce each year. For father par
;iculIrs call on or address
J. d. ABEL.
Fort H,lleck.
" co.. . . Nevada
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
NJ. RErxnanr.
NIprcd IN the ma.

Is ]. not better 10 nip consumption.
the g'entcsi sc"urgc Of humanity, III tho
bud. Than Try to stay its progress on tho
brink Of the grave? few doses Of c a..
ifo,niI's most useful productions. SAN.
IA ABLE, The Kiug u CONSUMPTION,
will relieve, md a thorough ,fe.tmtnt.
viii cure. Nasal Catarrh. too often Tho
%f"rrIunner Of consumption, can ba
cured hy CALt:oBNtA CAT R.cURE.
These remedies are sold and fully war.
rnntri hy Y. +. Mailer at 81, OF three
for 81 80. H. s.-g - -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
I.ItIIr %snIdirr.

Samuel McMu,lrn, OF Star valley nr
rived here on train ibis moruing bring
ind hiS little Ave year old daughter 4"
DIR. Mcig,, who took from the child,
arm two large slivris II Pine wo",
,lI,co mud fnur inches III iriGtli icsj.
uctiycly which, lat been dcrgly imhrlrd
III The flesh hy NJ nccidrnt s"imc tw'
weeks ago. The l!tuc girl hur" g.,
pGnfn! operation w!Ih thc nerve VI q
scared veteran.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
HOTEL ANYWAYS.
Grn MorrI-B.rtisit ! 0assL5s.
Proprieton.

II Carpenter. J4nes, Porter. Lahs
vAlivs;w ..I,er Gamble, Rancho Granda:
Chas Alien. w,nn~mueen: J6S AaEu.s.
Frank Enu.. Reno; CLoSieA. AnG;
3. w. Grimes. S~pruetisohis Louis Be-
Ia. Ruhy Valley; WIN Phi,iipps. 7aoh-
tana; Iii stok-r. rasclru.n; F. n
sho.ubvrg. S f; EIolelL. L .moiue.
Alex Johnson. Mountain City; , Il
Henry. Union City; Bel Hartis, Hunt.
instoniP d F. untaln. T~nsvoror.: GA
Corrnke, Eureka; David wtddle. Fcx
Springs; Pat Mniri~y. Frank Mccall.
Tough. John Mccullough, " r LidI.sA A.
NcClgn, 10 DE L ,ury. A. Coulp,on, r
Somlner-, E,slr Rock; The. Dayton,
Piue Valley; W J Lauuicn. Mound;
Thon'as F.aanigtu. Billings. Montana.
Mrs. Ward i child, q. Talak hill, H1ry.
Reynolds. Tu-caror.; II LichStenstaiN,
5 III l. Bal.ing-r. Jack Greek; W W
Schmidt wife & chill. Souih Fork; yho
Thorpe, L,moiIle; Waiter S Clayton. G
NJ clayton. MJunl; Geo Elliott, Diil.
ion.
Gro Grant, Bullion; John MrDer.
mott. Lnmoilic; Mis- D~ntrsny. CITY;
5 NJ Be"'d, L & DnlIard. Iuscarom N
ID Foley. Eur,k ; FL KarauabsL,
Alobr; & II ROLAND. wnm crrI; S
Ii Orr. REM.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
AcInc Animate.

Mr.. Pet rrrrl, of Kinsrs CITY, Mo-.
sod To ,ity 10 ilncSwud Il Elliott. u'
lil.Ij;n. this cuu ~. ia" Thoroughbred
; year "id q lnwny boil - m%nirnr.' -
r'n,t'rl ~ 2.gi). TO- $50. rnr -
trrrr'.iug tirm oil luck Ssrl & II lott
~. u i've 10 the iupn'tinc OF rrndu".
iug p"n,l stock mud this addition Ia
their herds will prove u profitable il
vcstmcui. rs there Ia mrrr mun y IA
growing a f,w groi ca tir than in ini,.
lrr u whole ltn | 90 scr iii.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
An Ab.oIu,c CnYr

Tbo ORIGINAL. AbtKrfSe ofSTMeYr 10
oni, pu, ur T. large. two-ouuce tin boS,s, and
. az abs cute cure for oil s9r a, burns,
wounds. cbApred hNuds. aud all .Sia esup.
iiopa. wiil positively cure al tinds of / lies.
IHk fof Tho ORIGINS ABIErISE ONE
NESr. sid BY Y. 2. Muller Ss Is ssns ,
oz-by mail 70 ovnts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
DEror IlOrrL Clark & Green Proprio.
tors.

DEror HorEL-Clark 4 Green Proprio.
Myers, Carlm; \ A Smith, Chi
cdeo; L Il PrntrIs. Ln Fdyr,tr, Ind: J
ID Smith, & VI SayIes aud wife, Tusea.
rom; u W Pierce. u y tPi-rc~aLw
Poit>. J u B.iutun, I N Brantou,
Reno; Miss Lpttir Daniels. New York
Cay; WIN u Hunt, IL LoSden, S Fsp
Hans,n. Wells.
ID Il wis, Gabriel COIN. II Low.
den. All BtnGs. Miss Wiley, q ID
Malls. San Franchises; l. 81 Banm, 40
Biiry. L Paddock, Union City; III +
~lIaPg'oI. Frank MarfeII. Kansas Cit, /;
= III ,nsen. Wells; WIN Mitchell, Hunt
! g'on; David OgiIvie, S auth Fork; w
5 Pickering. Fl Worth. 'rexps;s Airs
Baum. Ptiistd.; Z Berry, EIlenviIle,
New York; L FlngIem. Kansas.
Paul Schil-strnn. Il " Hlr.lesty,
South Fork; Fmuk S;aI-y. F;em,ut.
Nebraska: Geu Gilbert, Trenton. n j;
\ o Cess, + Glib IT. Oh ~ Krrbbs. ID.
i~Irrr'; w Nannrlly, J N Snnls. Rob.
'nsou'S Circu john burke, Wm Rob-
in,on. Utuh; 4 ID Faruswsrth IL vie
south F. RI L GroomS. tn scaroiR: Mira
WA PicieH &c two children. L. PAEo.
T'x"; john Pope, Ogden; NJ Polk.
Hall elk.
EA p johnson. Huntington: II r
HaIg"od, Kansas City. Mo-, J d Mitch
ell, SACRAMENTO; rs Paddock. David
Lindsay. Union City; Gas S~tiuson,
S~prucemont. .F..- .-.|r
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
Prom "Wednesday. -p.i,y.l
UAL.MAGCNDI.

tcfuay iTlm y ICifs " the DEuueau SOuu-
try.
rw.utv.s.x,, lives w.r. ,os, a.. !,
,,.l,, .,,ui,H., ,,E " -
Suu,lay evening.
IT,. I,..,.NI ami, !, ,or 1,,- -,
uI.I ,,O Obs T.. -
n., ,,.,
Mira. A'n.r Wis man. mother NJ
, C ,uu,y Clerk wisrmnr. lei Last wen.
lug Gor her lone in c over Valley.
w.. r,.;x.,s f.. H.. O..
M -, ru,l ,,s.
ly a lester wLiyh arIra,s .Isew!rre
Soy Grimes ,.,mp.,I f,o.,
r,c,,, $50, -.
! pnnny susr, u,i IN of Lnj, -, ~,
,,,,r
49,,
- y,
., !'>'"H
-, '"""'"B u"
a.. 80 "h !"
'""'
is' III '"e
"">''''S "i sal h'hi'tS dnh here Mt
I''s'"' ""' lie : col interesting news
IL i'Hr'r'S ihe annuri slaughter 81
ioo,"'n thpharts t" S""r ia" world
s"rIl' d With i'"ry. l. gland alone
"-"S "a ia" rr"lt't .: $4,000 elephants,
% IL W w pounds.
The Prcsil Ut HIS given rp all ilca
Of r''i'inS III" West this Fn.l. lie WI
visit A'i~nin in O.tUhrr. and alter that
hi> Whole time viii he given to prrpar-
ing his nnmnHl message.
n II !Inl'y. one of the best known
q: Western characters. WI" nude rep
rtt'''m nnd forum" IN the development
"i this " c'nmtry. did in Portland,
O"g"n, "m Friday rvrm.m; rst.
There .".ms To- i- Il dr.n,nd for pr,c.
tied m'''er' at mlrs ~ til. miu.n.
camps 'hr"n sIpu. III STAT. 4 f-w OF
i''tt class are W ,it"h "t liElli ~. in tbs
county, t. wo.k III tao Standing Elk
mine.
". W. Eo"icr. TIN hay seed man,
vas in town I,.t ni..,. nuI .Ns t,,t
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
From MOniay.. Daily.I
hALMA0UNnI.

81. Polk, fr.mtu tnr $ 81, &. G
came down iIom IIulrek this morn n.
M'j"J. $. wichrr p,s.eI ,hrnn.,,
tn" ".orning on his return from IlnI.
Lck To san tr,.c:sro,
Mr. ard Mrs. l.. Fannot r.tu-,.,,
His morning fran IA trip to- B,.t.n. anil
pnr'u'd their .uIuey Oh 10 San Fran.
cisco.
his locality was visited last evening
~ i'nvy ,h"wrr II rain nc ninruni-I
10y 'i'e'i tightening mi he,vy thunder,
something unu.u Il in tins rryi ~.
Fom n'Silr lnrt.cs NJ learn Tim,
qnit" 4" nunIbtr nj I~nvmnkr,s ", r.
caught 10y y"s rrI ,y's shower which
srr'nH I" have been a g"n-fa rain.
We learn from II Il sp Itch that, the
long mpri,"n'I miner. hay. been
f"""l. all dad Of r,urs.. but u, lar.
icii'r' hs l." the "sdit. u. con I.tiou
la which they were f"unl.
'm'ni's.0arr J o u. u n6l v and
Surveyor e. ". L dl!r left this morn II,
Tor Ray Wiley fer thu purpose nf
making 1t survey "f crrttiu 10 dis ,.hnu,
~Lich tGeTc has been some coLt.ovrl-
~.
Ky reference t. 4 notice elsewhere it
Viii hr'c"n that Oh rri-y LrSi.i- Ia.
f'tli"r q! IT coupe o' r-.u'nr HI Co.
lmmh"n. SrrI StarngleI Bun-i, l.. l'Iu-
rhu' UHum Jo!-. Shake. ChItlc, :
shHk" twice.
During II s;or Tu-Slty a'icrm On
Lightning struck II house ia Coll lii
occupied 10y Mrs. C,"s. 1t nI~urI u
-rnm close To- TIA. ewes uritiy thr 4,
inches wIl". e .ttcorl the ~himg - from
tttr roo: IN evrrS direction. The like
l~2year.ulI lug. trr ( ~. Cr,S wr
pTp,ttntrl aud nrr,siy escaped ,irs;,.
llho L co Ia: -Srnrtnr xlrt i
net suI~i 4 vii, having | I,iln cut up
nnd H~rpniii"mcd amnnS hr neigh r..
hpt hr want. Wyoming viz 4 u.t nLr.
~ til tt - Niii ipp,;fI.y,r,II
the United ~ ties Sru.tr Vhur, ~hr
has II the W1-Imci!,r. Il there -
anything rl.- IL 'aS' WIN S-nIur
ST. Wit To 20. I { il i- kuuNu. :.uuiI
II not i.' ~ well for III" ~-u,t"r 90
Gag hl, T'il Ia. 1, 81 W, ur
B'tu y, ~" IT. /" l"' u",rrr ia" Eartiir.
"mi other m"m".rjI,r, Ac rcpr scLls?
GJ east, Senator, - east.
Antoine d ml-. AN oil Ird p"nrcalI,
miu"r. VS. sAot md l. lied m Pa Giy
S.ttu"ity morning Icy J ,cs l;.rnnuI,,u.
another miner. ~EHsLurl-om. win Bub
Evans nui i ,rmmu. attempted - jump
tur claim WATCH - Gus tad ir-u wura-
I'M fox nearly Is years. nul iu the - l.
he Drul~ Ma shot Icy IL Lar 80 IL. ;Ur
Immediately went Il D5~vH.,ysIc
aud surrmlrtri L. the uuihur.ti
,.l'-l,'ruc fnT hi at. Era
rId-ou'> cnup r,ru- |, I "a" camp nui
have not since bc,w -ecu.-l Ecy.dA city
Transcript.
."u. q Peru. Iud.. rcerriy mac rrI
~ -
,
~
=,
"
~ Wv ~"
"
Tie" X u" ca tie shvs: OF" M
cucuu tstus result - b. UGuu Il
frnm thr. tNprrm,Ht Il antiue grrIu
II Cm "uiy gel Ir- n,tI,l. ran
fall III Spanish SpriuS Valley. /! ni'rs
nntth n,t II Il n. I" l"",d r,~.iul
the t"ut IL" field mikes n Sg'"I
-: ";;""'r '"~' q, Az average C"im~r
county grin ii u. I'll" wheat "ul ~
tr' yellow an look rIc md r'uorG
tuc bailey l. ri'hgi"'m ai'h h"twrru
the -" It""S 81 oii"' 'rrim. o."
Inspection tie ~" - :"Tud {" lie
u very ""r'" 'r"i' q ~ dining 'In'
II - III" iiTi iintr Tia Lana Vas ever
pillow. Il AMI "a Il u Clu at u, Cllit-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
tFrOa Thursdays D.ily.r
sALMAorXDI.

boz Tie Alderman. VAS postponed until
to DAY.
Call at ". T. Smiths aud take a look
ut the opa'c.c.nt Gl.ss Ware. It's
BEAUTIFUL.
zen Knp'olani and suite LEE New
York for SLn Francisco tat G:3O o'clock
Tuesday evening.
The bottle crop il being rapidly
GHtl' rvl anil turuel into cpin bv the
boys. rrrIHr tony Ia the coming OF II 10.
ins"n's circus r"xt Monday.
PARTIES at II distance can ascertain
VII" ARE the prosniurut business men Of
L k", nui in wi at business they nre en-
Gterd, 10y consulting the advertising
columns of the INDEPLNpE>r
V'r,'u' prp-r+. it app;lr-. are Mt
tenn tit ~ !" '',lous, tbs Gin b; AZ
s"rtIrg th't '.liru" has dit o%niinu,1l the
electric light to W icl, tin Gtz. tie re.
plies that Reno hts nat. neither il she
Likely TO discontinue il.
At a tri i in II ebay comfy. Grorgit,
couTt the Other liy. two witnr~srs we're
put Oh the stand who dill not know
ihrir Creator. Ia Al never h-ar.l q. ii. nv.
ell or He'll, aud W o dill not know
whether Il lie was right or wrong.
\ Missouri ftrmrr got ont Of Ird dur.
Ing n thunderstorm, opened IL door,
Looked cut. aud was immediately Il mex
lay tightening. The moral Of this seems
10 lie That when a man goes I, bel lie
should shy there uut.l it il time to get
MP.
The following from an r~xchnrg. lacks
c"nhrniHiiun: ''N.rtl.crn { nliiurnin has
u character ~uicknamrl ''Suyrlni t.
Jack" through his capacity for taking
that ding, If which lac CONSUMES Il
spoonful n u dose. II hr cut his flesh
AMI let II dog lick the wound, the uui-
:"nl uirs
W. a. amer. Of Royal Center. Imhi-
ana. was awakened lay same one crop.
Ing around his ropn VI miiy night.
Seeing II for II at the vimlo \ h. thou sIIt
1t w,~ II burglar and f.r! at it. The
DO ~ fell and wh.n he ct n Ii .lt lie
foUnl lac al shJt his wife aud that
she WA dr,rl.
Seu:"!e::-rle cvcurSinm tr ,iu to
Pa Is" lr GA sun lry Ju'y I7th, will re-
inrn the sam dty t. EIarkt, leaving
P..li,al- At ! p. M.nrI erwin at So
=. ~. ThrSr Who 'lcs.rs I, vi 1t EIku
% "tiI-r T. 'ints " II return 10y til. reg
ulur IRAN on thu following Tuesday ON
ia, ir cXcur-Iuu Tickets.
Bully q ,IlnGhrr, al Knoxville, Tenn.
some wears ~" hiTt ally Whipped II hoy
rnm d Tom Hendricks. Thomas nursed
his arah mIur YEAR. until l.r was of
a-c. amt Oh his twenty first birth lay l.r
i"r,ica = gun. AMI When lac let hrr 20
Gl.Ingh"r w,s ~ nli of hn! y ~ It
-kimmer. 1; Is no, always SAT-: to lick
alloy.
Information il wanted hy his family
III Snr FfauriS -. viii, have not hrurl
n,, L:, t,r nv,.r, y., osu Pa
c"i'. lie i. tIil mtu, has gray Il rir
aud hrnId. an IL = miner by occu -.
tinm. ANY inform n in r.-trl To
HIM vii h.. t.ranSfuuy receive to,
ElvndD Ann, 7jJ Pane street, Sn
Frarcr-cn.
RI. r,, C.,...
,I,r, c.r,, vI.i.h, .o,,,,
/ ,..o ,,- rL.r -,..
,,. ~ III. H., r,r.rs i, a..
=, 81, III,
,.,r,., ,o.ro :, tia w,...
,r-c.i,.i,,. ,,I ,I.r,i Ia, M.
49,, ,I,. g., -, ,Lr,rI.u, .,,,1 o,u
il ..n.
$500.
80 ynn non
-"
,rs
,..,. -
&c.,,
womb r,rr IN ,y.b,u.. il far ,.,,druc.
in th, On .rr CIV.
w,, CT, -.
r,. ,tn. o.
~, =,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
ADVERTISING T

Will b" inside Is iJwA 1. consistent with
souH busIp<~~ prL-cLL~. = Apply at the of.
Gee TO- Terms.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17
,~suBSCRtPrIoN RATES.

Q OnS g" y. hN mo iihS..... I. ............ s 80
For aay perl Il uHd = ak months, uLe dollar
per month. Payable In savHprc.
DsIIysted " SSITier Ia Eik1 at Is cents a week.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-17

At, X. Johnson. who left vest, ri ry
nftrruuuu with - foui horse TEAM loaded
with supple. tor Mountain CITY. had
th" misfortune to lire TX the tunync ui
his wagon when u few mics out. nml
Was crmpr lei t, rrturn anil rep rir
damage =. lie iuS" med hts mrury To-
Wa hr North Poe this murniIi.
The SILT Luke Democrat ndv rises
for ITS lost railroad rnNS. The Is. &
law lUtS about the same fleet Oh passes
that It does an til lrmt aud sl,"rI iaHi
,nsinrss. ~ the IND rESUE,r clnitnrd
At til. outset the law ~ We the RAILROADS
wr,tcXt To tax" up nil passes which
they Il I'D to lmvu ~ctnrc,rd, Tut all
tnr X mo the c"yt'ch r. 81. loaid j.
pIl,cl where 1t Will do the most good.
How sad in ihii X that Ito Pope.
huL ,Scnmmumcatln Dr. MrUiynn
and cOus gui, z him I" cicin Al re III ION.
w,iirWt Urh,i, uf clergy. shunld hH,c
brcu su!cmnly pronounced by the in.
alIhlr head 81 the church. We ,rus;
that ihc "f generated piest will have
the courage To- adhere to lis CONVICTIONS.
| and st,,r clear uI tie slmCkir- ul rrlcs,.
/ crnu fruu which lie - nov = q bApi.,
nccl ~ fvllpWius the dictates ot hr,
own ,un.vi u,. which - cue Of a.,
pr,iosathcs u Cyv.y iutsIis,ht ~
~.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25

BILLS PASSED
BY
THE COUNTY COMM IsSIONE.ao
~-OF--
EsMERALDA COUNTY NEVADA.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25

immigration. In other words, to es-
tablisb guarantee against the rental,
moral and social diseases of iorei ign
countries III order to rid ourselves of
Anarchists, Socialists, medicants, pau
pers and lunatics. His pocket was
stuffed with extracts from other jour
nails to the same purport. you may
call it the Know Nothing movement
or anything else you like" he went
on. CAS- Republican l am in favor
of Incorporating these ideas in our
next State platform. The members
of the State Committee are in favor
of it to a man. The Democrats may
do as they choose about 1t. Iflhey do
not adopt like policy in Difference TO
rising public opinion in its favor they
will be worse beaten than they were
under the old American party
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25

Andrew Carnegie wealthy man of
Pittsburg who has been prominent
for some time as Il sort of communist
in theory but not III practice, has
written letter in which he refuses
to contribute to the Queens jubilee.
That was all right he had a perfect
right to keep his money or he might
have given something and still be "a
good American, as the jubilee has no
political slgnitication. He, however,
spreads himself about Americanlsm
recommending demonstration H.
ganst England on the Fourth of
July. There has been Il great deal
of drivel about this so-called ringing
American letter. If any one Is truly
an American at heart he is perfectly
willing to see the frienGs of Queen
Victoria or of any other person cele-
brate their anniversary where the
celebration has no political bearing
whatever. But Americans are un
willing to embrolI themselves in
other peoples quarrels and are will
ing to let the rest oil the world alone.
The truth is that il seems as though
Mr.. Carnegie was airing his hatred to
England under the CLOAK of Ameri.
cauisIu
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25
THE STATE UNIVERSITY,

The Regents of the State University
have sent circular letter TO The sever
al editors OF Nevada and to many
other people who are supposed 10 take
an interest in the advancement Of edu
cation. This letter explains the situa-
ton of the University lis assets and
object, and concludes with a request
that the name of suitable person for
President be suggested. In This con.
neciion II is mentioned that while
salary is not the only important point
10 be considered, due regard 10 econ
omy is desired, and those who send IN
their names are requested to mention
she figure while receiving hint 10
draw rather easy on the string. The
BULLETIN would respectfully suggest
thai W. Z. Dewey would make an ex-
cellent Pr,si enl. 1t doesn't seem that
the tale office be now holds would
prevent his taking charge of the Uni
versity. He is entirely competent
is an enthusiastic instructor and a
good organizer. With his salary from
The Safe he could ut least during his
term OF office, afford to touch the Unl.
versity fund with light hand and his
ability and energy would be valuable
to the State.
The Regents are not at loss for
suggested material out Of which TO
Manufacture President. Nearly all
of those who received the circular
have modestly admitted their own
superior claims, and only stlpulate
that the salary shall be large enough
to compensate them for the sacllli e
they would make in leaving their bus.
mess. The I'd tor of the Appeal writes
that he wi undertake the job If the
Regents viii put up the salary in aid
vance and allow him an assistant who
can superintend his Hostein cattle
business. The Tribune man will ac.
cept the situation il the Regents will
advertise the University In the Trib'
une and pay legal rates. The Index
editor writes that he is getting old
but will serve provided he is al owed
to include Idaho and Mill Creek in
the Geography of Nevada. The I'm
ion man will lake the place--salary no
Oblect-but he wants to be Principal
and all the other teachers. The other
papers were not heard from in time
for the publication of their proposals
but II is estimated that there will be
torty.seven bids from editors sub. edi
tors and occasional GORE neadpnts.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25

prominent Tammany Democrat i,
reported us saying that If Henri
Georges sentiments on Tree trade are
pushed it will simply hand over the
presidency at the next election 10 the
Republicans. There is a great deal
more prob bility that ii George enters
the aght as u champion OF the Demo
cratic candidate--as he did in 1oS0---it
will reassure the wavering Tree traue
element in the Democratic party, who
are Disguised with the utter failure OF
the party to do anything in their OF
half. The Democrats are in very
unpleasant dilemma. If they thrust
George and his followers from the
councils OF the party the detection
will be fatal to the success of their
ticket, and if they take him in they
will become responsible for his pccul
lar political theories.-S. Il. Post.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25
THE AMERICAN nov ENr.

A member of the Union League
Club in New York City dosen'l think
that the Henry George movement to
form third party will amount to
much, but he says:
There is another new party coming
in the background. 1t is not holding
any public meetings or passing any
resolutions, but is doing some mighty
fine work in quiet way. 1t will be
heard from in due time. 1t may not
be- destined to a long life, but when it
begins to speak out and act l guess
the Democrats, Republicans aud La
Dor men will have to listen" He
pulled from his pocket a paper con-
tanning leading article headed,
"Change OF Sentiment Coming" 1t
asserts that the American movement
10 gathering strength with surprising
rapidly in favor OF restricting foreign
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25

The President has issued an order
changing and consolidating a number
of internal revenue districts through
out the country. The State of Nevada
is consolidated with the Fourth DIS
tricl of California, and the Territory
of Utah Is added To the District of
Montana. Under the order of reOr-
ganizalion a number of districts VIII
be abolished and the Collectors there
retired from service, amorg them the
District of Nevada. Commissioner
Miller says that the new arrangement
of the districts will not interfere with
the convenience Of taxpayers, and will
save the Government more than $500
900 annually 1t is said to be the
Intention TO require such Collectors
as are now occupying rented Offices TO
remove to Government buildings in
all cases where it is practicable, and
1t is also probable that other changes
will be made which will insure still
greater economy and efficiency ia the
management OF tins branch OF the
Government service. The order o!
constellation was earthly considered
and was agreed upon by the President,
Secretary of the Treasury aud Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25
EXONERA iED.
caiiisin.

The Board of Commissioner of the
Insane Asylum has exonerated DR..
Bishop. Nobody merely reading the
evidence is as we'll able to judge AS To
the lruthfulness of either side as those
who heard 1t, and us the gentlemen of
the Board are all men OF judgment and
fairness it must be presumed that
their finding is right, but it seems
singular tuat So many witnesses would
swear SO positively To facts and all be
either IN error or maliciousiy false.
The Doctor will probably not lake the
trouble to learn how to distinguish the
poles of Il battery as from the opinion.
of the Board inability to do SO does
not constitute ignorance.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-05-25

A glance al the reports of poor
houses, prisons and insane asylums
will show whether we need any more
foreign immigration. OF course not
all who are C, mining here are of the
bad classes but tor some years, TIE
majority of arrivals have been such as
would have been undesirable even il
the country needed tlllng up. Amer.
lea should be KEEP, for those who are
here. Those who wish to increase the
population are interested in selling
lands making traffic tor lines oil travel
or cheapening labor aud no one but
natural trail or wiling 10 barter his
country and friends for gain or posi-
lion or an ignorant pretentious dema.
gogue seeking temporary popularity
with unthiuking foreign born clti.
zens would advocate a further reslric.
ton OF the opportunities of those who
are here, and of their children.